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University of Alberta Calendar 2016-2017 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

The Degree of MA (Faculté Saint-Jean) [Graduate]

This program proposes a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary study of Canada, including the study of Canada’s francophonies. Emphasis is placed on culture and institutions in relation to socio-political conflicts, historical and social contexts. The program explores relations of identity/differences, sex/gender, race, language and class; nationalism, regionalism and globalization; economy, society and state.

Prospective students should consult the Graduate Program Coordinator at Faculté Saint-Jean for further information on the program.

Entrance Requirements

Faculté Saint-Jean’s requirements for admission to the Master of Arts program are as follows:

  1. A baccalaureate degree with a cumulative average of 3.0 (or equivalent) in the last ★60 of a program with at least ★30 of senior undergraduate courses, or the equivalent, in Canadian Studies or courses related to Canadian Studies (courses recognized by the academic institution of the student).
  2. Three letters of reference sent directly to the Faculté Saint-Jean.
  3. Language requirement: Possession of a baccalaureate degree or its academic equivalent from an academic institution recognized by the University of Alberta, in which the language of instruction is French, or any other relevant formation. The Faculté Saint-Jean reserves the right to require a satisfactory score on an approved French language examination. Second language requirement: Proficiency of a second language relevant to the research program (e.g., English or any native language).

Program Requirements

Students are required to take a total of ★18 in graduate courses/seminars and ★12 for the thesis, for a total of ★30.

Structure of the Program

Compulsory courses (★6):

Options (★12) (among):

Thesis (★12)

Length of Program

In order to obtain an MA degree, full-time students are expected to complete the program within two years. The maximum time for completion is four years.

Residence

Part-time study may be permitted with the approval of the Graduate Program Coordinator at Faculté Saint-Jean.